Guide on Adapting SHAs to the UAE’s Corporate Framework
In this article, we analyse some of the SHA provisions and mechanisms shareholders from jurisdictions such as Delaware, Cyprus, and the British Virgin Islands (BVI) need to consider, when relocating their business to the UAE.
Guide
Content
- General Corporate Framework in the UAE
- Ownership and Shareholding Requirements
- Instruments of Transfer
- Co-sale provisions
- Dispute Resolution and Governing Law
For Whom
SHAREHOLDERS AND INVESTORS OF FREE ZONES AND MAINLAND COMPANIES IN THE UAE
About the Guide
When businesses relocate or expand to the UAE, it is necessary assess the degree to which their existing corporate documents, particularly shareholders’ agreements (SHAs), would need to change in the new jurisdiction. In our guide, we analyse some of the SHA provisions and mechanisms shareholders from jurisdictions such as Delaware, Cyprus, and the British Virgin Islands (BVI) need to consider, when relocating their business to the UAE.
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